NADI: The Fiji FACT tournament has reached the semi-final stage today with four teams left standing and no doubt with weary legs after a hectic weekend of football action at Prince Charles Park. In perhaps the tougher of the two semis, national league champs Ba play the star-studded Nadi team in one semi, while surprise…
Fiji FACT reaches semi-final stage
ASA: The Qantas Young Matildas (the Australian U19 Women’s Team) are looking forward to the challenge at this year’s FIFA U19 Women’s World Championship, after being drawn in Group A alongside Thailand, Europe’s second-ranked nation, and Canada at today’s Draw Ceremony in Thailand, host of the twelve-nation Championship in November. Women’s National Coach Adrian Santrac,…
FIFA.com: This month’s FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking is dominated by a raft of FIFA World CupTM qualifying matches on various continents and the countless games played in the build-up to EURO 2004 in Portugal. At the top, Brazil continues to hold a healthy lead over France and Spain thanks to their crucial victory over Argentina. Mexico…
SIFF RELEASE: Thousands of Solomon Islanders turned up to welcome their soccer heroes in Honiara, who returned from a successful campaign in Adelaide, Australia on Tuesday, 8 June. It was a fitting gesture for the Alan Gillett coached side as they did their country proud by qualifying for the third stage playoff alongside Australia. The…
SUVA: With the World Cup qualifiers now out of the way, the domestic competition in Fiji is now back to normal. But before the resumption of the national league, the annual Fiji FACT district championship will take place in Nadi. To be held at Prince Charles Park, games will kick off tomorrow and run throughout…
FIFA.com – The 16 teams that will take part in the 2004 Olympic Football Tournament have all come through an arduous qualification process en route for Athens. This morning’s draw split the teams into four groups of four, with the top two countries from each group progressing to the quarter-finals. None of the groups offer…
OFC Auckland: The Oceania Football Confederation will resume its OFC Indigenous Senior Licence Coaching Scheme with Level 1 & 2 Courses to be held at its Auckland headquarters starting this weekend. Again, the Football Association (England) will assist the OFC in providing technical assistance with coaching instructor Alan Gillett returning to facilitate both courses. After…
ADELAIDE, 6 June 2004: The Solomon Islands have pulled off an unlikely 2-2 draw against Oceania heavyweights Australia tonight at Hindmarsh Stadium. They now qualify for the OFC Nations Cup final home and away playoffs against Australia on 9 & 13 October, 2004, and again on 3 & 7 September, 2005 for the right to…
ADELAIDE, 6 June 2004: New Zealand has comfortably beaten Fiji 2-0 in their last match of the Stage 2 qualifiers at Hindmarsh Stadium. Needing a win to keep its playoff hopes alive, defender Che Bunce scored early for the All Whites with striker Vaughan Coveny again effective coming off the bench in the second half…
ADELAIDE, 6 June 2004: After pulling of a historic upset against New Zealand just days earlier, it was Vanuatu’s turn to suffer a surprise loss when they went down to a late goal against Tahiti. The 2-1 victory was a surprise as the Tahitians struggled in all their previous games suffering heavy losses to Australia,…